Car heater

[peteo48]

I like the "set and forget" nature of climate control. During the late autumn, winter and early spring months it is set at 21 degrees with the screen and footwell options. I find this keeps misting at bay. I am probably paying for this through higher fuel consumption though.

Having had climate in my last 3 cars I'd be reluctant to go back to a manual system. I like the way the climate control cuts the air con in and out only using what is required.

Which is a shame because I think the SE spec on the Mk3 Jazz is by far the best value for money option. You only get Climate Control on the EX.

[culzean]

But your £260 doesn't give you the option of having the seats warm when you first get in, An EV allows that (or some do)!!!

Electric cars fit heated seats to give an impression of heat because a proper cabin heater takes too much out of battery.

[Dayjo]

But your £260 doesn't give you the option of having the seats warm when you first get in, An EV allows that (or some do)!!!

But..... If I spent all that money, on an EV. Just to have pre-heated seats.

I would no longer, have all the benefits of owning a Jazz....... NO CHANCE!! 

[Jocko]

I would no longer, have all the benefits of owning a Jazz

I'll grant you that,

[guest5079]

I for a while worked for RHM under the banner of Mothers Pride. We had state of the art BMC 2.2 diesel with a heavy body. Mine was automatic!!!!!! Top speed 45mph downhill with a Cornish gale behind it.
What on earth is this to do with heaters, well the body work was so well made when it rained or snowed, the wind use to blow it through one side  and out the other. WITH the doors shut.
Heater NO the pipework was diverted through a 'wash up' so that we could have hot water to wash our hands. That was if you could feel them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Jocko]

Must have been built by the same people that built the flat I live in, Perhaps that is why I seldom use the heater in the car. I don't want to get acclimatised so that I am spoiled for coming home!